Telecommunication system for remotely controlling electronic devices
AssigneeDigital Esperanto, Inc.
InventorGustavo Portilla
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Abstract
An electronic signal communication system for processing remote signals to be conveyed from a subscribed transmitting client to a subscribed receiving client. Several transmitters, each having first and second inputs, are linked with remotely located sets of receivers compatible with the communications links used. A generating signal assembly generates a first signal and a plurality of second signals. The first signal includes control and possibly data information. The second signals enable one of several transmitters. Once received, a detector and selector assembly detects the receiver's active output and conveys the information to a subscribing recipient who in turn has one or more actuating devices controlling the conventional controllable resources of the subscribed recipient.
Claims5
An electronic signal communication system for processing remote signals comprising:
- A) signal processing means for generating a first signal and creating a second signal from the data included in said first signal;
- B) a plurality of communication transmitting means each having first and second inputs, said first inputs being commonly connected for receiving said first signal and said second inputs being adapted to receive said second signal so that only one of said communication transmitting means is enabled at one time, and further including a first output for each of said communication transmitting means;
- C) at least one communication receiving means each having a receiving input compatible with at least one of said first outputs through respective first communication links, and each of said communication receiving means including a second output;
- D) means for detecting and selecting the active second output of one of said communication receiving means and including third output means wherein a third signal produced that includes predetermined data;
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- E) a plurality of receiving clients communication means addressed through respective second communication links in response to the data of said first signal present at said third output means.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.